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The reasons for the economic uplift of Holland beginning of 17th century."Holland is one of the provinces of the Netherlands, a country located on the North West coast of Europe. Provinces of the Netherlands for their economic development vary considerably. Already at the beginning of the 16th century was the most developed southern part (Flanders, Brabant, etc.), this is the old district of cloth and linen industries. These industries dominated the capitalist factory diffused type. It evolved in rural areas as in cities, distributing it constrained Guild restrictions. Center of the southern part was Antwerp.The northern part of the Netherlands (Holland and Zeeland) behind in economic development. Here were the common fisheries and shipbuilding. Dutch fishermen caught herring and delivered it in European countries.During this period, the Netherlands in Europe called "country", since half the population lived in cities.Further development of this country have identified several factors: firstly, in the territory of the northern Netherlands was virtually no feudalism, Dutch farmers have never been in serfdom. The reason for this were the natural conditions-and marshland country, feudal lords sought to capture this zalivaemoe sea, which is not very suitable for farming of the swamp. Farmers settled on these lands, drained swamps, built dams and d from the sea land and, ultimately, significantly expanded its territory. Agriculture, uncontained feudal relations, already in the 16th century it was not natural. Butter, cheese, vegetables to sell in the city. The absence of feudal and Guild restrictions made the inevitable move economic centers of the Netherlands from South to North.Secondly, as a result of moving major trade occurred GED routes from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean. Therefore, economic and geographical position of the Netherlands in this period turns out to be very profitable. This was originally a maritime country found itself in the center of a global maritime trade.Thirdly, in the 16th century Netherlands formed part of the Spanish possessions and were subject to the Spanish King. This allowed the Netherlands (especially northern provinces) to participate in the trade with Spanish colonies, getting a big profit. But by the mid-16th century relations with Spain deteriorated. Spanish King increased taxes from inhabitants of the Netherlands, as a result away to Spain was to do more than the income from other overseas colonies. Then from the Spanish Inquisition, which appeared increasingly began to harass representatives of new religious movements that have emerged in Europe. Carrying out mass executions by the head of the Spanish administration and the introduction of new trade tax (1/10 part of the cost of any commodity when its sale was in coffers of Spain) overflowed the cup of patience.In the Netherlands, in 1566, started a war against the domination of Spain. On the changes that were made as a result of this struggle, she was a bourgeois revolution. Spanish colonial administration held back the economic development of the country and oppresses people. The result of the war was the collapse of the Netherlands to the South, remaining composed of the Spanish Empire, and Northern, self-proclaimed Republic of the United Provinces of the Netherlands. The most significant of these was Holland, so a new State often called Holland. In the southern part of the Netherlands, the revolution was defeated, it survived the domination of Spain (in consequence of it will be Belgium). [2, p. 49-50]
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